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Notes, Copyright and Credit Notes, Copyright and Credit This is the Tryzub Ukrainian Stamp Album 2007 supplement. This supplement is ©2012 by Andrew Pastuszak Tryzub Ukrainian Stamp Album is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution­NonCommercial­ ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. A human readable version of the license can be found here: http://creativecommons.org/li­ censes/by­nc­sa/3.0/ The full legal text can be found here: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by­nc­sa/3.0/legal­ code All stamp images were obtained from either personal scans or directly from the philatelic section of ukrposhta.com (http://poshta.kiev.ua/nishop.php?act=shgr&id=1) Description research is done at one of 3 sites: Wikipedia ­ http://www.wikipedia.org The Ukrainian Electronic Stamp Album ­ http://www.ukrainian­philately.info The Former Soviet Union New Issues Web Site ­ http://home.nestor.minsk.by/fsunews/index.html U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Ivan Ohienko St. Michael's Cathedral Ivan Ohienko was a Ukrainian Orthodox cleric, linguist, church St. Michael's Cathedral is a Ukrainian Orthodox Church historian, and historian of Ukrainian in Adelaide, Australia. Church construction was culture. He was also active in completed in late November 1953. Ukrainian politics, both during the revolution and later in emigration. Taras Shevchenko Taras Shevchenko was a Ukrainian poet and artist. He is also known under the name Kobzar. His literary heritage is regarded to be the foundation of modern Ukrainian literature and, to a large extent, the modern Ukrainian language. Shevchenko also wrote in Russian. He left many masterpieces as a painter and an illustrator. This sheet celebrates the 200th anniversary of his birth. U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Vanity Stamps The 2007 Vanity Stamps included a Ukrainian Postage Stamp. with a label on the side that the customer could have a custom picture printed. The four different designed were: Oranta (Upper Left) ­ The Oranta is a gold plated angel statue found in Independence Square in Kiev. It stands on top of a tall pillar. Pecherska Lavra (Lower Left) ­ The Pecherska Lavra is a monastary and church in Kiev that dates back to 1015 AD. Red Flowers (Upper Right) ­ A bouquet of of red flowers is pictured. Wedding Rings (Lower Right) ­ Two wedding rings are shown against a blue background with blue flowers. Sea Launch Leonid Kadeniuk Sea Launch is a spacecraft launch Leonid Kadeniuk is the only astronaut service that uses a mobile sea platform of independent Ukraine. He made his for equatorial launches of commercial flight on NASA's Columbia in 1997 as payloads on specialized Zenit 3SL part of the international mission STS­ rockets. It has assembled and 87. Kadeniuk holds the rank of launched thirty­one rockets, with two Ukrainian Air Force Major General. failures and one partial failure. U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Europa ­ 100 Years of Scouting Ukraine issued a se­tenant pair to commemorate 100 years of Scouting. The stamp on the left shows the emblem for 100 Years of Scouting. The stamp on the right shows a group of children from the Ukrainian scouting organization, Plast, from the early 1920s. Paintings of Kiev The 2007 Paintings of Kiev stamps show the following works of art: "The Walk on Kiev" by Julija Kuznetsova ­ 2004 (left), "Sunny Day, Yiaroslaw Embankment" by Vitali Petrovsky­ 1997 (upper center), "Snowfall" by Maria Lashkewich ­ 2007 (lower center), and "Adventure in Kyiv" by Yulia Kuznetsova ­2004 (right) U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Europa ­ 100 Years Of Scouting Booklet The 2007 Europa stamps were also issued as a miniatue booklet. The booklet stamps are larger than the sheet stamps and have a different perforation. U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Igor Stravinsky Roman Shukhevych Igor Stravinsky was a Russian, and Roman Shukhevych, also known by later French and American composer, his pseudonym Taras Chuprynka, was pianist and conductor. He is a Ukrainian politician and military considered by many to be one of the leader, and General of the Ukrainian most important and influential Insurgent Army (UPA). composers of the 20th century. Dogs This miniature sheet shows 6 different dog breeds: Pug (upper­left), Irish Setter (upper­center), Alaskan Malamute (upper­ right), Basset Hound (lower­left), Bull Mastif (lower­center), and Amer­ ican Cocker Spaniel (lower­right). U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Cats This mini­sheet features 6 different domestic cats: American Shorthair (up­ per­left), Sphynx (upper­ middle), Scottish Fold (upper­right), Snowshow (lower­left), Russian Blue (lower­middle), Somali (lower­right) Diesel Locomotives Four different diesel loco­ motives are pictured on these stamps. The upper­ left shows the TE1, a design based on the Alco RSD­1 diesel locomotive made in the US. The up­ per­right stamp shows the TE2 which was 40 tons lighter and 7 meters shorter than the Te1, but just as powerful. The lower­left stamp shows the TE3, a locomotive with 4,000 hp total capcity. This was the first diesel locomotive mass pro­ duced to replace steam locomotives. The lower­ right stamp shows the TE7, a diesel locomotive designed to pull passen­ ger cars. It's top speed was increased from the 100 km/h of the TE3 to 140 km/h. U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Wedding Headdress The 2007 Headdress sheet features wedding headdress. Pictured on the sheet are: First row left side: wreath ­ unknown area, First row middle: wreath ­ Lvivska area, First row right side: wreath ­ Kyivska area, Second row left side: headband ­ Ivano­Frankivsk area, Second row middle: wreath ­ Lvivska area, Second row right side: hat ­ Ivano­Frankivsk area, Third row left side: wreath ­ Lvivska area, Third row middle: hat ­ Ivano­Frankivsk area, Third row right side: wreath ­ Ternopilska area, Fourth row left side: hat ­ Ternopilska area, Fourth row middle: wreath ­ Ivano­Frankivsk area, Fourth row right side: hat ­ Ternopilska area. Wedding Headdress U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Preservation of Dniestr Fauna This joint issue with Moldova has a Russian stugeon on the left, a Perch on the right, and a label in th middle showing the border between Ukraine and Moldova. Pereiaslav­Khmelnytskyi Great White Pelican The city of Pereiaslav­Khmelnytskyi was men­ tioned for the first time in the text of the Rus' treaty with the Byzantine Empire. Vladimir I built a large fortress here in 992 to protect the south­ ern limits of Kievan Rus' from raids of nomads. This stamp commemorates it 1100th an­ niversary. A social and cooperative bird, the great white pelican fishes in the early morning, spending the remainder of the day preening and bathing. Groups of birds bathe in shallow water, ducking their heads and bodies beneath the surface and flapping their wings. The 2007 WWF issue commemorates this large bird, This se­tenant shows different poses for the great white pelican U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Great White Pelican A social and cooperative bird, the great white pelican fishes in the early morning, spending the remainder of the day preening and bathing. Groups of birds bathe in shallow water, ducking their heads and bodies beneath the surface and flapping their wings. The 2007 WWF issue commemorates this large bird, This minature sheet contains 4 se­tenanrs, 2 labels showing the great white Pelican in flight, and two labels describing the pelican, one in Ukrainian and one in English. U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Sputnik ­ 50th Anniversary Sputnik was the first artifi­ cial Earth satellite. The Soviet Union launched it into an elliptical low Earth orbit on 4 October 1957. This souvenir sheet por­ trays the satellite along with Serhyi Korolov (1907­ 1966) and Valyntyn Hlushko (1908­1989). Serhyi Korolov was the Sputnik's chief designer. Valyntyn Hlushko was the chief designer of the booster rocket that put Sputnik in orbit. New Year and Christmas New Year and Christmas Vanity Stamp A Christmas/New Year vanity stamp was issued with a label The New Years and Christmas se­tenant pictures a set where a personalized picture could be printed by of angels riding a sled on one stamp and angels Ukrposhta. The stamp features angels decoratng a decorating a tree on another stamp. Christmas Tree. Euro 2012 Ukraine began preparation in 2007 to co­hosts the Euro 2012 Football Championship with Poland. The stamp shows a football, the flags of Ukraine and Poland and trident. U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Ukrainian Peasant Houses This miniature sheet shows peasant houses of Ukraine. The two middle columns show the exterior of various Ukrainian homes. A label next to the stamp shows the interior of the house. The following regions are shown ­ First row left side: Polisyia area, First row right side: Polatavshchyna (Khorolshchyna) area, Second row left side: Bukovyna area, Second row right side: Boikivshchyna area, Third row left side: Polatavshchyna area, Third row right side: Lower Dnipro area U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Ukrainian Peasant House This miniature sheet shows peasant houses of Ukraine. The two middle columns show the exterior of various Ukrainian homes. A label next to the stamp shows the interior of the house. The following regions are shown ­ First row left side: Podilyia area, First row right side: Kyivska area, Second row left side: Lemkivshchyna area, Second row right side: Hutsulshchyna area, Third row left side: Volyn area, Third row right side: Slobozhanshchyna area. U K R A I N E 2007 Commemorative Stamps Traditional Costumes These stamps depict the native costumes worn by individuals in diffrent regions during specific folk cultural or religious celebrations.
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